Scriptures are the words of the Lord and are "pure" before Him. (D&C 41:12.) And He has commanded that they should be taken to "all nations, kindreds, tongues and people." (D&C 42:58.) But...

Five huge chandeliers that once hung in the lobby of the Hotel Utah and given to the Utah State Fairpark in Salt Lake City by the First Presidency were officially turned on Feb. 10 in their new...

Located in south central Wyoming, Rawlins is a small town planted in the barren part of the state, far away from Jackson or Yellowstone. Summers are cool and breezy, but short. Winters are long...

The Church's welfare plan provides a role model for welfare reform, according to statements made by the Heritage Foundation in its journal Policy Review. In a Feb. 11 article in the Deseret...

Many readers of the Book of Mormon have an image in their minds of Nephi as a young man. However, much of the record of his life as a prophet, leader, warrior and colonizer took place during his...

A HAPPY REUNION I WAS VERY HAPPY WHEN MY DAUGHTER, DORIS, RECEIVED HER MISSION CALL TO THE GERMANY HAMBURG MISSION IN THE LATE 1980S. THIS WAS THE SAME AREA IN WHICH I WAS A MISSIONARY 31...

LDS young single adults experience unique challenges and transitions in their lives, such as leaving home for the first time, seeking an education, serving missions, choosing careers and preparing...

Ricks College art teacher Leon Parson has been commissioned by the United Nations to do the first four paintings for a series of stamps representing endangered species. Parson was selected...

Edna Rudd was a spunky lady of 87 when my husband, Joe, and I were asked by the bishop in 1990 to regularly visit her at a retirement center. She had joined the Church at age 79, the only...

Following is an interview Susan Frazier conducted with Anthony-Ray Putman Lankford, 6, a member of the Alexandria Ward, Mt. Vernon Virginia Stake. Anthony has memorized the 1st, 2nd, and...